Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Emily Deschanel may have missed Comic-Con(no, I never found out why, sorry!) but I bet she won't miss this one. Emily and Eric Millegan are scheduled to reprise their 2006 appearance at the Hot in Hollywood charity benefit on August 16th. No word on what they will sing but I'm sure it will be a great time. Hopefully they will post a great video.

The long-running TV.comTV Awards Poll has now closed. After a great campaign on multiple Bones sites, including here, Bones smashed the competition in the poll to determine the "Cast You'd Want to Find your Killer."

For those of you interested in the scientific side of Bones, this article may interest you. It highlights some actual skeletons and what you can tell about the original person based on the marks on the bones. It doesn't mention theBones TV Show but it's still a very interesting read (with pictures!) if you're into the science which backbones, har har, the show.

Installment #7 of the Bones Podcast, The Writers in the Bonecast, is now up, and it's devoted entirely to Comic-Con. We bring you a great interview with Matt. You can hear his first hand account, as an additional bonus to his great written report, of what it's like to be at CC and all about the Bones panel. We also discuss some of the biggest spoilers to come out of Comic-Con! Enjoy!

Couple of notes:Spoilers - yeah, if you didn't read the Comic-Con info so you could avoid them then, sadly, you need to avoid the podcast as well. We only deal with CC revealed spoilers though, no additional plots are revealed. Duly warned and it's up to you from there. Sorry! We'll return to our regular spoiler-free format next week.Audio - Matt graciously recorded the interview with us while he sat in LAX. There are a couple of points where the audio drops. Apologies for that, but we feel the topic is worth the compromise.

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